Monsters, Myths, and Mayhem
Monsters for hire
Sully


I usually reserve halloween weekend every year to go out to the clubs holding costume contests and compete. I usually win, always place second at the worst. So I like to think I'm good at it.
For myself, I like the biggest costumes I can get in the door of the club with. I wear stilts with 2 of my creations, and the newest one I'm making is the main character from Monsters Inc. the big blue guy himself, Sully. He isn't a stilt costume, but a shoulder harness contraption I step into and wear the legs as shoes. He's still in the paper mache stage but he's coming along nicely. Update I've changed my mind on Sully. I'm going to use his body and make a new head. I had trouble finding the fur and some Disney created costumes I've seen of Sully aren't really what I want. He has a good monster body though so I'll just do something different. Currently I'm planning on making a dragon with him.
Yuna
Reaper

and the wings I added to it are here.
Sakura

What's next?
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- Reaper
- This is my Reaper costume with the Edward Scissorhands that beat me in the contest standing in front.
- Yuna
- I made this for the costume contest the local game shop was hosting 2 years ago for the release of final fantasy.
- Airbrush
- Not exactly costumes. These are friends of mine kind enough to model for my airbrush art. It can be used as an interesting way to make some tight fitting costumes.
- Hypnosis
- One of my other lenses.
- Environmental
- Lens number 2.
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